<p>Becky Eldredge is an Ignatian-trained spiritual director, retreat facilitator, and author of two books: <em>The Inner Chapel</em> (Loyola Press, April 2020) and <em>Busy Lives &amp; Restless Souls</em> (Loyola Press, 2017). She leads a ministry that offers spiritual direction, resources, and retreats (virtual and in-person) rooted in the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius. Passionate about Ignatian spirituality and teaching people how to pray and discern, Becky draws from over twenty years of ministry experience to help people make room for God in the busyness and invite them deeper in their walk with Christ. She holds an M.P.S. from Loyola University in New Orleans, a M.Ed. from Louisiana State University. You can learn more about her ministry at <a href="https://beckyeldredge.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">www.beckyeldredge.com</a>.<br /><br /></p>

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<figure><a href="https://store.loyolapress.com/busy-lives-and-restless-souls"></a></figure><p>A young, busy woman offers a fresh Ignatian perspective on how to satisfy our restlessness within by making space for prayer in the midst of a demanding life.</p></td> </tr><tr><td></td> <td></td> </tr><tr><td><a href="https://store.loyolapress.com/the-inner-chapel"><img src="https://s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/lpress-craft-sca-thumbnails/102016.png" alt="" /></a></td> <td><figure><a href="https://store.loyolapress.com/the-inner-chapel"></a></figure><em>The Inner Chapel</em> draws on spiritual ideas and practices from the Catholic faith to guide readers towards inner closeness to God that is available to all.</td> </tr></tbody></table><div><a href="https://store.loyolapress.com/search?keywords=becky%20eldredge">Books by Becky Eldredge</a></div>

 Becky Eldredge

<div class="text readable"><p>Where do the truths we live by come from? Are they rooted in the Gospel? Are they rooted in Christ? Or are they rooted in the world? Are they rooted in selfish pursuits? Are they rooted in the gospel according to friends, a spouse, parents, or colleagues?</p>
<p>It’s easy to get wrapped up in truths that are not from God. We can find ourselves seeking things that appear to be good, only to find that they have done nothing but pull us drastically away from Jesus’ Father, our Father. This is not the truth we see today in remembering Jesus’ Death.</p>
<p>The truth we see today is a man who was rooted firmly in his Father. We see a man who, despite the journey he had to walk, trusted that his Father would see him through it. We see a man who trusted that God would overcome the darkness of his Death.</p>
<p>While my journey has not led me to crucifixion, it has led me to events that have brought me to my knees, crying out in despair to God, “Let this cup pass away from me.” It is in those moments that we must ask ourselves, “Will we lean on the truth of the Gospel, that light overcame darkness? Or will we lean on the world’s gospel, which wants us to believe that darkness is all we have?”</p>
<p>I pray that when we have the choice to make, we can choose to be in Jesus’ camp, holding onto the truth in both his Death and Resurrection.</p></div>

The Passion of the Lord

Bilingüe: Encontrando a Dios / Finding God

Encontrando a Dios / Finding God (Español)

Encontrando a Dios / Finding God (English)

Catequistas Y Maestros / Catechists & Teachers

En El Orden Restaurado: Descripcion Del Programa

Nuestra Señora De Guadalupe—Our Lady of Guadalupe

What Do All Saints Day and Halloween Have in Common?

Does the Bible Have Anything to do with My Life?

Tarjeta De Oración De Nuestra Señora De Guadalupe

Tres Maneras Para Obtener Un Mejor Provecho De La Misa